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Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia (UNED). Centro Asociado de Asturias
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El objeto de este artículo es hacer un recorrido somero por las principales campañas de la Guerra Civil española (1936-1939) para analizar aquellos aspectos militares, tanto desde el punto de vista táctico como del estratégico, que pueden ayudar a explicar la derrota del Ejército Popular de la República y el resultado final de la contienda. Para estudiar este episodio de la historia de España hemos recurrido principalmente a los testimonios de Manuel Azaña (Presidente de la República) y Vicente Rojo (Jefe del Estado Mayor Central de la República), que escribieron sus reflexiones sobre la guerra justo después de su conclusión y que fueron testigos de excepción de algunos de los acontecimientos que a continuación reseñamos.
The aim of this article is to review the major campaigns of the Spanish Civil War (1936- 1939) so as to discuss some military aspects, from both the tactical and strategic point of view, which may help to explain the defeat of the Popular Army of the Republic and the final outcome of the contest. In order to study this period of the history of Spain, we have mainly included the testimony of Manuel Azaña (President of the Republic) and Vicente Rojo (Chief of the Central General Staff of the Republic), who wrote their thoughts on the war right after its conclusion and who witnessed some of the events that are examined below.
The aim of this article is to review the major campaigns of the Spanish Civil War (1936- 1939) so as to discuss some military aspects, from both the tactical and strategic point of view, which may help to explain the defeat of the Popular Army of the Republic and the final outcome of the contest. In order to study this period of the history of Spain, we have mainly included the testimony of Manuel Azaña (President of the Republic) and Vicente Rojo (Chief of the Central General Staff of the Republic), who wrote their thoughts on the war right after its conclusion and who witnessed some of the events that are examined below.
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Guerra Civil española, historia militar, principios de la guerra, Ejército Popular de la República, Vicente Rojo, Manuel Azaña, Spanish Civil War, military history, art of war, Popular Army of the Republic